my name is mary ryan. i'm a san francisco native and a volunteer with the california clean money campaign. i want to thank you for taking the time this morning to hear about this urgent issue, central to our democracy and he urge you to fully -- i urge you to fully fund an open source paper ballot voting system. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> my name is amy [indiscernible] here from san francisco. i'm here with the california clean money campaign. my heroes. we need for revolutionary san francisco to take lead to include full funding for open source voting along with paper ballots. open source voting brings the accountable transparency necessary for secure voting system. transparency and secure. our democracy is sacred, and i've seen a lot of reason for concern. we need to protect our democracy. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> ace on the case washington here. i just happened to indirectly fall into city hall and i seen the agenda. i'm here to support open source voting because we -- ev

james, mary ryan, donna, emily levy, pamela smith. jennifer haggy, don curry, david schmidt, ronen k. i can't pronounce the last name. >> good afternoon. my name is catherine baits. i'm a former project manager at a tech company and a resident of the cast co. ten years ago as an intern, i was tasked with researching improvements we could make to the election system, and in the last ten years, not a lot has changed. this is an incredible opportunity. i really urge you to support fully funding the 40s million to -- $4 million to get this going. >> thank you. come on up. >> thank you. i'm sure you're getting hungry and tired. my name is carly. i'm from the central sunset district, and i'm a volunteer with the california clean money campaign. i think it's a profound and fundamental responsibility of every city, county, state, and our national governmental bodies to make sure that every vote cast is accurately counted. that's at risk because of new technologies, and the response

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mary martino said she'd see what she could do. certainly her company would have taken the order, made the ring, inscribed it "love always, cori and ryanshipped it, but where? mary went to the warehouse where tens of thousands of back orders were kept. >> so i started with just box number one, stores 1 through 25. then box number two, stores 25 through 30. >> reporter: and you went through each one? >> yes. until i got to like 100 and -- i believe it was 108 or 118 and i said, this is going to be impossible. >> reporter: so mary asked for help. had a colleague make a computer grid of the more than 3,000 stores a & a shipped to across the country. a block of dates when the ring might have been ordered, and cross matched that with the inscription. how long did that process take? >> it took me probably three days and two nights. >> reporter: does that seem a little over the top? i mean, you can look for an hour or so and say, i can't find it, sorry, and that would be that. >> i heard homicide. i heard it was important. >> reporter: and lo and behold, after three days of searching, suddenly, there it was. >> i got up from my chair and i sa

president will grant clemency to miss alice marie johnson whose serving a lifetime offense for a nonviolent drug-related crime. let's discuss, van jones is here, april ryanat do you know about this meeting with the president and kim kardashian on prison reform? we know this is a key issue for jared kushner. >> well, what i do know, you know, the white house didn't want to leak out any information. as you just said it yourself, she has an issue that she wants to -- or person that she wants basically pardoned. here's the issue, this is a hard issue for jared kushner. because his father was in prison. but at the same time, this is part of the urban agenda that we've talked about that this president wants to roll out. he is bringing in people from everywhere to include people like mark leal, the head of the national urban league who says, there are areas that we can push back, but there are areas we can find common ground on. mark and the national urban league work on job training and thing of that nature. then you have hill lawmakers, who are working with the administration on possibly helping to get something to move forward. the devil is in the details. i

. >> ryan from airbnb, dara from uber, daniel ek from spotify, we have randall stephenson, caterina lake from stitchfix just an amazing lineup mary delivering her report and senator john warner very soon, talking about the -- mark warner, i'm sorry. >> if there's a narrative running through this all year. >> technology responsibility and regulation and will tech grow up and where does it go from here what's the next move >> really good stuff. >> thank you. >> as always, thanks for having us good seeing you, cara swisher of recode back to the nyse. >> thanks very much. we want to have a quick check in on where markets stand we are higher today, markets opened higher and steadily improved over the last hour and a half or so we're up about 0.8% on the dow s&p up 0.9%, and nasdaq up 0.8%. energy sector soaring 3% as wti raises 2%. financials having a better day than yesterday coming up, we hear what silicon heavyweights like sheryl sandberg are saying about tech regulation quk nyer awhe. "sawalley" is back in a couple minutes how do you know you made the right call... ...you just do. the light beer you've been waiting for has arrived